Victory Center Receives

Program of Excellence

   NASHVILLE - Frontier Health's Victory Center received a Tennessee Association of Mental Health Organizations' Program of Excellence Award for 2007. The Program of Excellence award is given to acknowledge excellence, quality and the creative and groundbreaking ways behavioral health services are provided.
    Founded in 1989, Frontier Health's Victory Center provides job readiness, work skills training, job placement, and ongoing employment support to consumers in eight counties in Northeast Tennessee.

   This past March, the Recovery Education Center opened as part of the Victory Center service array to make available the latest methods in the recovery process. The program serves adults who are diagnosed with serious and persistent mental illnesses and/or alcohol and/or drug dependencies.
    Victory Center is a positive recovery environment based on strengths and abilities that empower the individual to begin their journey of recovery and to improve their quality of life. The program works with the individual's entire continuum of care. Victory Center staff teach classes on WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) as a basic tool for recovery.
    Victory Center employs the latest recovery methods within a comprehensive approach to helping consumers fully integrate into society. "I have an amazing, creative staff," says Erin McNeese Chambers, Coordinator of the Recovery Center.

    "We all fully believe in recovery and we are here to encourage and challenge students who often lack hope that they can lead the life they are capable of leading."

Parents Needed

for Foster Care

  You can help. Become a foster parent of a child, youth or sibling group.

  TRACES foster care and adoption services was created in 1992 based on the needs for foster care in the region.

   VALUES was created in Virginia's Planning District One area to respond to their growing need.

TRACES Foster Care & Adoption

VALUES Foster Care